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How the loss making start up manages their cash flow, how this type of startup survive ? How investors still invest ? (Flipkart reported a loss of over 48 billion Rs in the year 2023 in India).

I just wanted to ask something out of curiosity... Why Starbucks sell rs.50 (making cost) coffee in rs. 400 (the amount which we actually pay)?

What service would you be willing to pay Rs. 500 for right now?

You must have heard the name of Dream 11 and other fantasy apps. I have a similar idea, the just catch is that no one will lose in it. Entry will be from Rs 49. 1st prize is 50 lakh, 2nd is 25 lakh, 3rd is 10 lakh, remaining 4 to 1000 will be Rs 55,

People say, "Only 3% of Indian people invest in stock market, in US it is 60%, what will happen if 20% of Indians invest in Stock Market?" I will tell you what will happen. I will float a company, "Myka PapaTM", will make Rs 500 cr loss, but confid

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If you look at many Startups account statement, they show themselves in loss. Many of them working from 8 to 10 years. Can someone clear my doubt that "are they really in loss??'"...and if they are then why investors still drained their valuable mone

I am thinking an app similar to inshorts but an option to change the emotion of each news separately or collectively of the whole app using AI. So if I click on 😡 then it reformats the news in angry mode. It will be fun to read news that way. It wil

How does namma yatri make money? This don't add up. "it's a CSR initiative" the cost to run something at this scale is too much to be pure CSR. It has to make money somehow. "They will introduce credit for drivers" high risk, won't be enough revenu